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The Lineage fire sent toxic runoff down the LA River. Why didn’t Long Beach close its beaches?

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City leaders say a gap in environmental rules slowed crucial testing and crippled its ability to respond with the same urgency as an oil or sewage spill.

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The Lineage fire sent toxic runoff down the LA River. Why didn’t Long Beach close its beaches?

City leaders say a gap in environmental rules slowed crucial testing and crippled its ability to respond with the same urgency as an oil or sewage spill.

·Long Beach, United States
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Long Beach Post broke the news in Long Beach, United States on Monday, August 17, 2026.
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